Stocks to Watch Monday: Zynga, RIM

DavidB. Wilkerson

CHICAGO (MarketWatch) – Zynga Inc., Research In Motion Ltd., Cablevision Systems Corp. and Morton’s Restaurant Group Inc. are among the stocks that could see active trading on Monday after significant moves in Friday’s action.

Zynga
ZNGA, +0.56%
shares fell 1.1% in after-hours trading, to $9.40. Stock in the online social-media gaming company, known for its “FarmVille,” “CityVille” and “Mafia Wars 2” games, closed daytime trading down 5% at $9.50, below the initial public offering price of $10.

Research In Motion
RIMM
stock fell 11% after the BlackBerry maker issued an outlook for projected sales and profit that fell short of analysts’ estimates.

Shares of Cablevision Systems
CVC, -1.86%
the fifth-largest U.S. cable-television operator, fell 8.5% Friday after the company’s chief operating officer, Tom Rutledge, resigned unexpectedly late Thursday, raising questions about the company’s ability to cope during a difficult period of transition for the cable industry.

Morton’s Restaurant Group
MRT, +1.70%
stock climbed 33% to $6.85 after the chain said it would sell itself to the owner of Landry’s Inc. restaurant chain for about $116.6 million.

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